What’s Up With That? is a legendary recurring sketch on Saturday Night Live (SNL) that first premiered in 2009. The scene stars Kenan Thompson as the flamboyant and energetic talk show host Diondre Cole, alongside Jason Sudeikis as the silent, tracksuit-wearing backup dancer Vance. The core humor stems from Cole constantly interrupting his celebrity guests, such as Bill Hader's portrayal of Lindsey Buckingham, to break into the catchy 'What’s Up With That?' theme song and dance performance. In the digital space, this clip is used to represent high-energy interruptions, avoidance of responsibility, or simply being 'too much' for a situation. It captures the essence of someone who is intentionally derailing a conversation with pure, chaotic charisma. It is the go-to template for celebrating a distraction or ignoring a problem with style. Example caption ideas: 'Me when the waiter brings the food I didn't order but it looks better,' 'When my responsibilities try to call but I’m too busy vibing,' and 'My last two brain cells during a 3-hour lecture.'